Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-03

SH---01l6S Olllo S10rOetI, v10un SV1ftQ0SO,
late with the Clara Louise kellogg Con-
certs, at Opera House, with s " ordering
Stars. this Wednesday evening.
Episcopal services next Sunday, as
follows: 1890 q. M, subject -Tempta-
ton. p. M. children's service, SUBJ
ject-The Catechism. $50 p. M. mis-
sionarY service. p. B. Peabody. Rector.
Decker &Lewis say they have the fin
est cylinder oil In the market. Farmers.
you should make q note of this and when
you want can of good oil, call on Deck
or & Lewis. '*@
TO THE LADIES' / wish to close out
my stock of millinery and fancy goods IS
soon as possible. If / have anything in
stock which you can use, come In and Sc
cure bargain. Mrs. L. A. RIcHEYs.
Two more new houses are going up
south of the canning factory. And still
the boom moves right along. New houses
are going up 80 fast in every part Of tho
city that it is difficult to keep track of
them.
The railroads of the state will sell
round trip tickets to the State Far this
year fo1 three cents per mile, just half
fare, and the cheapest rates eyer made.
Seems as though everybody ought to be
able to attend at these rates.
Some one having more babies than
they wanted, left little girl at Jim
Anberson's Thursday night lasl. TWAS
found in the back yard. living on the
ground. We understand Mrs. Skinner
has taken the little one into her home.
The Baptist Sunday school picnic on
Mr.. Days place. on the banks of the c.
dar river, last Friday, was an enjoyable
affair. A genuine picnic, and all came
home as happy as larks, and the young
sters faces were fairly transparent with
happiness.
p. Crater is furnishing dandy ice to
his customers this summer. Ice furnish
ed to all parts of the city in large or
small quantities. Do not suffer for want
of ice when you can get as fine An article
at the reasonable rates charged by M.
Crater.
The Tryon House IS still making i'm
provements, putting up awnings, screen
doors, charging the Office, putting in
more new furniture, and making i'm
provements from cellar to garnet. Bound
to have first class house if it takes all
summer.
The railroads have done we'll by the
State Fair people this year. At no other
time in the year can you 70 and come for
50 little money as during the tair. Ex-
cursion tickets only y cent and q half q
mile, and good for return until Monday.
Sept. 10.
The Owatonna Jou rnal & Herald says
J. NJ. Diment of that place was elected
president of the Maplewood Park associ
alton. Not 50 Mr.. Journal, Mr.. D:ment
was elected president Of Knight Templars
association, and not president of the Park
Assembly.
From Mr.. Helmer, of Pleasant VAL
ley. we learn that the crop this year will
be good in that section of tho country.
Mr.. ii. has his grain all cut, and the
farmers generally are through with their
cutting. Mr.. Heimer has Is acres of ex-
cellent fax to cut yet.
w. 81. Harrington, tho general agent
for the Lakeside pianos and organs who
furnished an instrument and played ut
the Opera House tor the Kendall Co. and
the Stuart Co.. has been appointed gener-
al agent for che southern half of Mime.
sofa, with headquarters at Austin, and
will therefore make his home here every
summer and fall.
We see by an exchange that an Ohio
editor has invented an internal machine
which he places in an envelop and sends
to those who refuse" the paper after
taking it five years without paying for it.
The machine expledes and kills the whole
family, and the fragments that fall in the
yard kill the dog.
The Wells Advocate is lsboring with
it's citizens because they complain that
everybody is leaving. and that Wells is
a dead town. The removal of the shops
from there leaves Wells in rather bad
and we fear they will have
hard struggle for an existence.
IS. Ingvelson. of Udolpho, was down
and made the TRANSCRIPT a
pleasant call, renewing his subscription
for another year. He has lis harvesting
and stacking all done. Mr.. Ingvelson is
one of the early birds. Between the dry
weather and chinch bugs his crop will
not be more than half yield.
Ned Lewis will go to Sault Ste Marie
to run an engine and take charge OF q
train. aud help build one of
those new railroads headed for that place.
He would also like to get his finger into
that s.. 600. 900 that the government is to
expend on the canal at that place. He
will be absent five or six months.
The race attracti ions at the State
Fair this year will eclipse ANYTHING